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A young Albanian boy carries a pair of boots while walking to a new tent where he and his family will take shelter at a NATO run refugee camp in Stenkovac near Skopje, Macedonia, Wednesday, April 7, 1999. Many of the Blace refugees, who had numbered in the tens of thousands the day before, were taken to NATO-run camps, but aid workers scrambled to track the others. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Eric Draper) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Thousands of refugees from Kosovo queue to be registered by the Red Cross at Blace, Macedonia, April 4, 1999. The refugees, who are held back by the Macedonian police and army, waiting for the help of the international community. Macedonia claims that it has no more capacity to receive refugees from Kosovo. (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO/AFP/ERIC FEFERBERG)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Two ethnic Albanian refugee women arrive by foot in Macedonia, April 1, 1999 after being forced at the Kosovar village of Djeneral Jankovic, a couple of kilometers from the border with Macedonia, to leave a train coming from Pristina in Kosovo. A total of 25,000 ethnic Albanians have been forcibly taken from Kosovo to neighbouring Macedonia in special trains over the last two days, said a UN spokesman today. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/AFP/ERIC FEFERBERG)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Angehoerige der Swisscoy rollen am Dienstag, 23. November 1999, auf dem Flughafen von Skopje die Schweizer Fahne zusammen. (KEYSTONE/Sigi Tischler)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Ethnic Albanian refugees from the Yugoslavian region of Kosovo walk through piles of rubbish in the Blace refugee camp in Macedonia April 5, 1999. Hundreds of thousands of ethnic Albanians fled Kosovo from atrocities committed by Serb forces during Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic's crackdown on ethnic Albanians in the separatist province. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Likove Novini, Michal Novotny)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

OIM (Organisation International de Migration) - Mitglieder sind fuer die Rueckschaffung der Kosovofluechtlinge bemueht und empfangen diese am Dienstag 27. Juli 1999 auf dem Flughafen Skopje Madzedonien. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Rueckkehr in eine voellig ungewisse Zukunft, zwei Kosovofluechtlinge aus der Schweiz warten am Dienstag, 27. Juli 1999 auf dem Flughafen Skopje Madzedonien auf die Weiterfahrt in ihre Heimat. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

OIM (Organisation International de Migration) - Mitglieder sind an der Rueckschaffung der Kosovofluechtlinge bemueht und empfangen diese am Dienstag 27. Juli 1999 auf dem Flughafen Skopje, Madzedonien. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Rueckkehr in eine voellig ungewisse Zukunft, ein Kosovofluechtling aus der Schweiz wartet am Dienstag, 27. Juli 1999 auf dem Flughafen Skopje Madzedonien auf die Weiterfahrt in seine Heimat. (KEYSTONE/Lukas Lehmann)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

US President Bill Clinton shakes hands with US soldiers, on Tuesday, June 22, 1999, at the US base in Skopje. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Michele Limina) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

SKO01 - 19990621 - JASNICE, MACEDONIA : Kosovar Albanian refugees pack the road in a long queue as they make their way to return back home in Kosovo at the border crossing point of Jasnice, Macedonia, on Monday 21 June 1999. EPA PHOTO EPA/MICHELE LIMINA (ELECTRONIC IMAGE)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

SKO04-19990621-STENKOVAC, MACEDONIA: Ethnic Albainans from Kosovo rush their vehicle packed wit their few belongings to the Macedonian-Yugoslav border shortly after leaving the Stenkovac refugee camp on Monday, 21 June 1999. Around 135,000 ethnic Albanians have returned to Kosovo since the end of NATO's bombing campaign 11 days ago, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said Monday. (ELECTRONIC IMAGE) EPA PHOTO EPA/MICHELE LIMINA/ml/kr

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

A lonely man walks in the deserted refugee camp of Stenkovac near Skopje on Sunday, 27 June 1999, after thousands of ethnic Albainan refugees have returned to Kosovo the past days. (ELECTRONIC IMAGE) (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/MICHELE LIMINA)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

A French KFOR Soldier puts his fingers through a bullet hole in the front windshield of his truck as he passes the border town Blace between Macedonia and Kosovo on Wednesday, June 30, 1999. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/MICHELE LIMINA) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Ethnic Albanian refugees cheer as a British tank passes next to the Stenkovec refugee camp near Skopje, Macedonia on its way to Kosovo Saturday, June 12, 1999. NATO troops entered Kosovo Saturday. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Boris Grdanoski)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

NATO German troops head towards the Macedonian Kosovo border Saturday, June 12, 1999. NATO troops entered Kosovo Saturday as dawn was breaking, hours after Russia's surprise entry into Pristina, the capital, a city that the allied forces plan to make their headquarters for returning a million local Albanians to their homes. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Luca Bruno)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Chelsea Clinton shakes the hands of KFOR troops gathered at the airport on Tuesday 22 June 1999 in Skopje, Macedonia. Earlier 22 June 1999 Chelsea joined US President Bill Clinton and First Lady Hillary on a visit to Stenkovich I Kosovo refugee camp. (ELECTRONIC IMAGE) (KEYSTONE/AFP PHOTO/Paul RICHARDS)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

US President Bill Clinton, First Lady Hillary and their daughter Chelsea walk with a group of Kosovo refugees during a tour of Stenkovich I refugee camp 22 June 1999 in Skopje, Macedonia. (ELECTRONIC IMAGE) (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO AFP/PAUL RICHARDS/jn-vl)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

U.S. President Bill Clinton greets American soldiers who are part of the KFOR force at the Petrovec Airport in Skopje, Macedonia Tuesday, June 22, 1999. Earlier, Clinton toured the Stenkovic refugee camp and urged refugees not to seek revenge against the Serbs. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Boris Grdanoski)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

American President Bill Clinton with the first lady, Hillary Rodham Clinton wave to residents of the Brazda refugee camp in Macedonia, during his visit there Tuesday June 22, 1999. The president said that he was committed, not only to making Kosovo safe, but to helping people rebuild their lives, their communities and then to helping not only Kosovo but all the countries of the region build a brighter more prosperous future based on respect for the human rights of all people. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/MOD POOL)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

With their images reflected on a wet tarmac, US President Bill Clinton (L) and his Macedonian counterpart Kiro Gligorov listen to national anthems during welcoming ceremonies at the Skopje airport, Tuesday, 22 June 1999. President Clinton is due to visit a Kosovar Albanian refugee camp in Stenkovec, a few kilometers (miles) from the Kosovo border. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/MICHELE LIMINA) (ELECTRONIC IMAGE)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Two ethnic Albainan men leaves the refugee camp Cegrane in Macedonia, to go home to Kosovo by bus. The second organized returning with buses, was made by UNHCR, Tuesday, June 29, 1999. (KEYSTONE/EPA/MICHELE LIMINA)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

People search for what's left on the field where the refugee camp Stenkovec 1 used to be, near Skopje, Macedonia, Saturday July 3, 1999. This camp, where 14,000 Kosovar refugees found shelter, is closed down on Saturday. (AP Photo/ Boris Grdanoski)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

US President Bill Clinton (R) speaks with General Michael Jackson (L) during the meeting with US soldiers at the US camp in Skopje, Macedonia on Tuesday 22 June 1999. (ELECTRONIC IMAGE) (KEYSTONE/EPA/MICHELE LIMINA)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

U.S. first lady Hillary Rodham Clinton wears an example of a shirt that will be donated to Kosovo refugees as she speaks to Macedonian textile workers at the Parliament building in Skopje Tuesday, June 22, 1999. Clinton announced new private and public efforts to support the Macedonian textile industry and provide clothing for refugees from the conflict in Kosovo. Behind her is an identical shirt sample. Mrs. Clinton later accompanied her husband, President Bill Clinton on a tour of the Stenkovic refugee camp. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Ruth Fremson)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

US President Bill Clinton (L) and his Macedonian counterpart Kiro Gligorov stand in attention during welcoming ceremonies at the Skopje airport, Tuesday, 22 June1999. President Clinton is due to visit a Kosovar Albanian refugee camp in Stenkovec, a few kilometers (miles) from the Kosovo border. (KEYSTONE/EPA/MICHELE LIMINA) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

An old Kosovar Albanian refugee woman sits atop of her belongings while waiting to leave the Stenkovac refugee camp, as cars packed with refugees get ready to return back home, Stenkovac, Macedonia on Monday, 21 June 1999. (KEYSTONE/EPA/MICHELE LIMINA) (ELECTRONIC IMAGE)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Kosovar Albanian refugees leave the Stenkovac refugee camp in cars packed with their belongings as thousands of refugees are returning back home, Stenkovac, Macedonia on Monday, 21 June 1999. (KEYSTONE/EPA/MICHELE LIMINA) (ELECTRONIC IMAGE)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Ethnic Albanian refugee children with their family's belongings packed in bags and bundles wait at a street sign near the Stenkovac refugee camp in Macedonia on Monday, 21 June 1999, to be picked up by their relatives to return home. Around 135,000 ethnic Albanians have returned to Kosovo since the end of NATO's bombing campaign 11 days ago, the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) said Monday. (ELECTRONIC IMAGE) (KEYSTONE/EPA/MICHELE LIMINA)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Thirty-six year-old ethnic Albanian from Kosovo Yahir Ahmeti bends down to greet two of his children at the Blace border between Macedonia and Kosovo where they were lining up to go back to Kosovo after three months of exile in Macedonia Wednesday June 16, 1999. Yahir said he has been in hiding inside Kosovo for three months. Ignoring warnings from NATO and the dangers of minefields, ethnic Albanian refugees streamed into Kosovo Wednesday, encouraged by the mostly successful allied peacekeeping mission. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Enric Marti)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Kosovar Albanian refugee Volbona Munijhi, left, age 10, takes the hand of her friend Julia Amiti, 11, both from Pristina, Kosovo, as Amiti's bus, containing most of her family, was about to leave for the airport for a flight to the United States, Stenkovec refugee camp, about 10 kilometers south of the Kosovar border with Macedonia, late afternoon on Monday, June 14, 1999. As NATO forces continue to occupy and secure more of the Yugoslav republic of Kosovo each day, roughly one-million Kosovar refugees await reptriation from camps in Albania, Macedonia, and from countries as far away as the United States. Despite the fact that the conflict seems to be ending, some refugees voice skepticism about the possibility of ever returning to a normal life there.(AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

SKO10-19990613-SKOPJE, MACEDONIA: Albanian Macedonian boys try to reach the hand of a US Army soldier from the Old Ironsides Company of the 1st Battalion of the 35th Armored Regiment of the 1st Armored Division as the convoy passes through the Albanian neighborhood of Skopje on Sunday, 13 June 1999 on its way to Kosovo. EPA PHOTO AFP/AP POOL/BRENNAN LINSLEY/em/nk/kr

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Ethnic Albanian refugees boys looks at a U.S. Marine, at a refugee camp in Skopje, Macedonia, Sunday, June 13, 1999. Marines are on their way to Kosovo . Nato troops entered Kosovo Saturday, June 12, 1999. (AP Photo/Luca Bruno)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

KOS58 - 19990613 - SKOPJE, MACEDONIA : US military personnel carriers and other vehicles line up before leaving to reinforce the NATO forces entering Kosovo from Skopje Macedonia 13 June 1999. A convoy of some 30 US tanks and armored vehicles entered Kosovo toda through the Macedonian border post of Blace. (ELECTRONIC IMAGE) EPA PHOTO AFP-POOL/HECTOR MATA

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

US american Marines are welcomed with enthusiasm by ethnic Albanian refugees as they pass through the refugee camp in Stenkovac on Sunday, June 13, 1999, en route to Kosovo. (KEYSTONE/EPA/Georgi Licovski)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Ethnic Albanian refugees cheer as a British tank passes next to the Stenkovec refugee camp near Skopje, Macedonia on its way to Kosovo Saturday, June 12, 1999. NATO troops entered Kosovo Saturday. (AP Photo/Boris Grdanoski)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

A pilot displays a panel with the words KFOR, the acronym for the Kosovo Forces, after he painted his helicopter at the airport of Skopje Saturday, June 12, 1999. US Apaches are providing air security for the NATO forces which entered Kosovo after a peace accord was signed and Serbian troops pull out. (AP Photo/Hector Mata, pool)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

British paratroopers prepare to board a helicopter bound to thr Yugoslav province of Kosovo in a field near the Macedonian-Kosovo border Saturday, June 12, 1999. NATO troops enterd Kosovo Saturday following weeks of aerial bombardment. (AP Photo/Brennan Linsley/Pool)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

SKO01-19990611-BLACE, MACEDONIA: A convoy of British Army vehicles is on its way to enter Kosovo from Macedonia early Saturday 12 June 1999, kicking off the international peacekeeping operation in the Serbian province. EPA PHOTO/ANTONIO BAT

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

STE05-19990611-STENKOVAC, MACEDONIA: A Kosovo Albanian child flashes the V-sign as a convoy of British troops makes its way near the Stenkovac refugee camp towards the border with Kosovo on Friday, 11 June 1999. NATO troops are expected to enter Kosovo tomorrow. (ELECTRONIC IMAGE) - PHOTO AFP/JOEL SAGET/js/nk/kr

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Italian Prime Minister Massimo D'Alema (left) chats with Italian soldiers based in Katlanovo, Friday 11 June 1999, belonging to the force that will be deployed in the Kosovo. The Italian Premier is paying a short-visit to the troops in Macedonia. (KEYSTONE/EPA PHOTO/ANSA/CARLO FERRARO)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

NATO German soldiers of the Second Company of the Mechanics Batallion prepare their equipment at a NATO base near the town of Petrovec Friday June 11, 1999 as they wait to enter Kosovo.(AP Photo/Quim Roser)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright delivers a speech to a group of soldiers from the US military Task Force Falcon at Camp Able Sentry in Skopje,Macedonia, Friday June 11, 1999. Albright is visiting the US military forces deployed in Macedonia to reinforce the NATO peace keeping mission in Kosovo after a peace accord with the serbs was signed. (AP Photo/pool/Hector Mata)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

US Marines wave from a light armoured personnel carrier decorated with the flag of their unit as their convoy passes by near the village of Veles, some 40 kilometers south of Skopje, on Thursday, June 10, 1999. The US reinforcement for the NATO force going into Kosovo entered Macedonia from Greece on Thursday. Around 30 vehicles, both jeeps and light armoured personnel carriers, carrying the 26th Marine Expedition Unit crossed the border to Macedonia today. Another contingent was expected to followshortly. (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO/AFP/GEORGI LICOVSKI)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

A US Task Force Hawk soldier stands with his group as he arrives at the Skopje airport in Macedonia Thursday,June 10, 1999. US military personnel are being deployed in Macedonia to reinforce the NATO peacekeeping force for Kosovo (KFOR) after a peace accord was signed late 09 June 1999 between NATO and Yugoslav Army officials. (AP Photo/POOL,Hector Mata)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

US Task Force Hawk soldiers arrive at the Skopje airport on Thursday, June 10, 1999. US military personnel are being deployed in Macedonia to reinforce NATO peacekeeping forces after a peace accord was signed late Wednesday between NATO and the Serbian Army. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Hector Mata) === POOL. ELECTRONIC IMAGE ===

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Soldiers of the US 82nd Airborne Division arrive at Skopje airport near the town of Petrovac, Macedonia, Thursday June 10, 1999. NATO troops are getting ready in Macedonia to enter Kosovo, after a military technical agreement was signed Wednesday between NATO and Yugoslav representatives.(AP Photo/Visar Kryeziu)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

A Task Force Hawk soldiers arrive to the airport of Skopje, Macedonia, Thursday, June 10, 1999. US military personnel are being deployed in Macedonia to reinforce the NATO peace keeping forces after a peace accord was signed. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Hector Mata) === ELECTRONIC IMAGE/POOL ===

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Brothers and sisters from the Dulovi family of Kosovar refugees, from left, Isuf, age 19, Emre, 15, Gevrie, 20, and Sahide14 early morning at Stenkovec refugee camp, near Skopje, Macedonia, Thursday, June 10, 1999. All expressed both reservations and high hopes about returning to their home village of Kacanik in Kosovo, where they say they have witnessed atrocities by Serbian army and police. (AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

MAC01 - 19990610 - TIRANA, ALBANIA : US Task Force Hawk soldiers arrive at the Skopje airport in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) 10 June 1999. US military personnel are being deployed in Macedonia to reinforce NATO peacekeeping forces after a peace accord was signed late 09 June 1999. (ELECTRONIC IMAGE) EPA PHOTO AFP POOL/HECTOR MATA/hmb-amd

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Vehicles of 5th Airborne Brigade travel along a dusty road near Petrovec Army base, in Macedonia, Thursday, June 10, 1999, where they have been making last minute preparations in anticipation of moving into Kosovo following the agreement Wednesday evening by Serbian generals that they would leave the Yugolsavian province of Kosovo. Acting on the agreement reached with NATO, the commander of the Yugoslav army in Kosovo said Thursday his troops will start their pullout, Serb media reported, after the first night without apparent NATO air attacks in two and a half months. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Jeremy Selwyn) === POOL ===

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

British Soldiers from the Kings Royal Hussars prepare to move out after being put on a four hour stand-by to move into Kosovo, at the Petrovec Army base, in Macedonia, Thursday, June 10, 1999. A multi-national force is massing around the Kosovo border after the signing of the agreement between NATO and the Serbian forces Wenesday. Acting on the agreement reached with NATO, the commander of the Yugoslav army in Kosovo said Thursday his troops will start their pullout, Serb media reported, after the first night without apparent NATO air attacks in two and a half months. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Russell Boyce) === POOL ===

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

NATO senior commander in Macedonia Sir Michael Jackson, righ, looks on a s an unidentified member of the Yugoslav delegation, third left, signs the military technical agrement in a tent at the Kumanovo airfield base near the Kosovo-Macedonia border late Wednesday June 9, 1999. Second right is Yugoslav Army Assistant Chief of Staff Gen. Kovacevic, third right is senior Yugoslav Army Gen. Marijanovic. (AP Photo/NATO/Pool)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

French NATO soldiers stand in guard at the Kumanovo airfield base in Kumanovo, 80 km northeast of Skopje, Wednesday June 9, 1999. After several days of talks Yugoslav Army representatives agreed to sign a document for the withdrawl of Serb forces from Kosovo within eleven days.(AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

KUM16 - 19990609 - KUMANOVO, MACEDONIA : Head of the Yugoslav delegation General Svetozar Marjanovic addresses the media on Wednesday 09 June 1999 as he announces that NATO signed agreement on the withdrawal of Yugoslav troops from Kosovo with Serbian envoys after their meeting at the NATO base Kumanovo. - PHOTO AFP/Joel SAGET/ef-sw

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

British Lt. Gen. Mike Jackson, commander of alliance troops in Macedonia, speaks to reporters at the Kumanovo, Macedonia base 50 miles ( 80 kms ) northeast of Skopje, Wednesday June 9, 1999. Jackson announced that NATO and Yugoslav generals had signed an agreement providing for the withdrawal of Serb forces from Kosovo, suspension of the NATO air campaign and the return of hundreds of thousands of refugees. (AP Photo/Brennan Linsley)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Britain's Sergeant Major Derek Jeffers stands guard as he watches the flight of a Phoenix Unmanned Air Vehicle, as it starts it's flight over Kosovo, from Petrovac, Macedonia, Wednesday, June 9, 1999. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Russell Boyce) === MINISTRY OF DEFENCE/POOL ===

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

PAP01 - 19990609 - PETROVAC, MACEDONIA : A British royal engineer trains in mine clearance at the Petrovac training area near Skopje, Macedonia, Tuesday 08 June 1999. EPA PHOTO PA/MOD POOL/PETER MACDIARMID UK OUT

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

French soldiers walk in front of the negotiating tent at the Kumanovo base near Skopje, early Wednesday, June 9, 1999 following a full night of meetings between NATO officials and Serb military officials to nail down the terms of a Serb military withdrawal from Kosovo. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Santiago Lyon) === DIGITAL IMAGE ===

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE SK005 - 19990608 - KUMANOVO, MACEDONIA : Members of the international press corps wait in front of the tent (C) where British coimmander of NATO 's rapid reaction forces, Lieutenant-General meet with a Yugoslava delegation at the French NATO militay base in Kumanovo, Macedonia late Tuesday 08 June 1999. (BEST QUALITY AVAILABLE) - PHOTO AFP/Eric FEFERBERG/EF-SW

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

A soldier from the Royal Engineers goes through minefield rescue exercises in Petrovac, Macedonia Tuesday, June 8, 1999. A multi-national force is massing around the Kosovo border awaiting developments in ongoing negotiations for a Serbian withdrawl from the region. (AP Photo/ Russell Boyce/pool)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Guardsman Sam McLennon of the 1st Battalion Irish Guards, in full camouflage, during manuevers at Petrovac training area in Macedonia, Monday, June 7, 1999. The Irish Guards are amongst British Army units with NATO on standby in Macedonia as talks between Yugoslav army representatives and NATO over the Kosovo peace plan continued to stall. (KEYSTONE/AP Photo/Tim Ockenden) === POOL ===

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

Cameramen and journalists waiting for news in front of the tent at the Kumanovo NATO military base early Monday morning, June 7, 1999, where NATO and a Yugoslav delegation held talks. The overnight talks between NATO delegates and Yugoslav Army officials failed early morning after the Yugoslav delegation could not agree on the NATO demands. (KEYSTONE/- PHOTO/AFP/ANSA/CARLO FERRARO)

MAZEDONIEN JUGOSLAWIEN KONFLIKT KOSOVO 1999

SKO20-19990606-KUMANOVO, MACEDONIA: Serb General Svetozar Marjanovic (3rd right) speaks on the mobile phone as he is accompanied by Serb General Blagoje Kovacevic (4th right/head down) during a break of talks at the NATO base in Kumanovo, Macedonia, Sunday 06 June 1999. NATO officials and delegates of the Yugoslav army continue to meet at the NATO base in Kumanovo to find a final agreement on the withdrawal of Yugoslav troops out of Kosovo, Yugoslavia. EPA PHOTO/ GEORGI LIKOVSKI